Las Vegas Athletic Clubs - North

The Las Vegas Athletic Club on Decatur offers a spacious and well-maintained facility with a variety of equipment and classes for all fitness levels. After a few years without visiting a gym, I was pleasantly surprised to meet the manager, Mike, who provided outstanding customer service and helped me secure a great deal on a one-year membership with an upfront payment option. The range of classes is motivating, although peak hours can get busy. Overall, it’s a solid choice for anyone looking to improve their fitness in a welcoming environment.

Good gym, no real complaints. It is usually pretty busy during the times you'd expect it to be busy. The music is always really loud, I can usually hear it above my head phones. I'm not much of a swole gym bro and don't know much about the equipment. Would be cool if they had a class once or twice a month to help get newbies more knowledge about it. That or finish that section of the website, there's like 3 treadmill tutorials and that's it. If I cared more I'd probably rate it lower.

Absolutely TERRIBLE customer service!! They leave some big details out of their “monthly contract”. I didn’t even sign up thirty days ago but am required to give thirty days notice AND pay annual fees so I HAVE to keep a membership until March, although the manager that signed me up said cancel anytime. They are really good about hiding all those hidden fees. Terrible customer service and terrible gym. I called before my monthly membership was due to cancel, didn’t ever receive a call back from a supervisor so I called again the next day only to be told it was I. The disclaimer of the agreement. Definitely should’ve read that instead of listening to the manager who signed me up. And because it was a day later, even Though I called the previous day to cancel, I have to pay for another month? Wow. Very disappointing business practices LVAC!

So I just moved here to Vegas about a week ago and after getting settled in I got up today in search of a new gym. This was the 1st placed I called, UNFORTUNATELY I never got to try out the facility because in order to even TRY the facility to know if you like it or want to make this your permanent home base gym you got to pay $20 for a day pass or lock into a membership. Been to plenty of gyms over the year's, unless it's a private upscale gym, I've NEVER went to a gym that didn't have atleast a free 1 day to 3 day trail pass to try out the facility before having to make a decision, especially never from a franchise branched gym like this one lol. This review ain't more bout the facility, more about they scamming rules and policies of $20 day passes for new members looking to sign up, but don't want to lock into a membership just yet just based off a half ass walk thru pointing tour of the facility.

This gym is conveniently located but appears to be operating at max capacity. The over crowding results in a culture that is rude & inconsiderate. Patrons rarely clean up after themselves, hog weights/equipment & treat those around them as competition for space/time for a particular exercise. Not a bad gym, not a bad location, but the culture is upsetting.